CN1860529A - Method and mechanism for suspension resonance of optimization for the hard disc driver - Google Patents

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CN1860529A
CN1860529A CNA2003801105250A CN200380110525A CN1860529A CN 1860529 A CN1860529 A CN 1860529A CN A2003801105250 A CNA2003801105250 A CN A2003801105250A CN 200380110525 A CN200380110525 A CN 200380110525A CN 1860529 A CN1860529 A CN 1860529A
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Abstract

A system and method are disclosed for using a test slider to test the resonance performance of a head gimbal assembly. The test slider has a two-stripe air-bearing surface to allow the test slider to glide above a surface and a block with a mass equal to the combined mass of the electrical slider and the micro-actuator. The leading edge of the slider is tapered and has a main air groove to facilitate gliding. A back step on the side of the test slider opposite the air bearing surface maintains a parallel gap between the slider and the suspension tongue of the head gimbal assembly

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Method and mechanism that hard disk drive suspension resonance is optimized
Background technology
The objective of the invention is to slide block is connected to head gimbals.More specifically, the present invention is relevant with the amount that slide block is coupled to the needed bonding agent of head gimbals with minimizing.
Fig. 1 has illustrated the typical disk drive design in this area.Hard disk drive 100 is general information-storing devices, is made up of a series of rotatable dishes 104 of the read-write elements access of magnetic that utilize basically.Be commonly referred to as these data transfer elements of converter, carried and be embedded in the slider body 110 by slider body 110 usually.Above the discrete data tracks that is formed on the dish, slider body 110 is remained on the very near position by the magnetic head universal suspension support assembly (HGA) that comprises the suspension 102 that links to each other with actuator arm 106, allows read/write operation to be implemented with this.Utilize voice coil motor 112HGA around pivot 108 rotations.In order suitably to place converter with respect to panel surface, the air-flow of fluidised form is being stood on the air-supported surface (ABS) that forms on slider body 110, and the air-flow of this fluidised form provides enough lift so that slide block 110 (and converter) " floats " on the dish data track.The high speed rotating of disk 104 has produced along its surface with the air-flow that is arranged essentially parallel to this dish tangential velocity direction or the stream of wind.The ABS of air-flow and slider body 110 combines, and makes slide block floating on the dish of spin.In fact, the slide block 110 that suspends is by air-supported and panel surface 104 physical separation of this self-excitation.The ABS of slide block 110 is configured on the shoe surface in the face of rotating disc 104 (vide infra) usually, and has greatly influenced slide block in the ability of floating on dish under the various states.
Fig. 2 a-d has illustrated method prior art, that be used for slide block 110 and micro-actuator 202 are coupled to the suspension 102 of actuator arm 104.Shown in Fig. 2 a, slide block 110 is coupled to micro-actuator 202.This micro-actuator 202 provides than actuator arm 104 meticulousr slide blocks and has moved the degree of control.Micro-actuator 202 has substrate 204, and this substrate 204 has two arms 206 giving prominence to from substrate 204.Piezoelectricity (PZT) material bands 208 is coupled to a side of each actuator arm 206.The electric charge that is applied to PZT band 208 can be expanded or shrink it, movement actuator arm 206.Slide block 110 joins on the actuator arm 206 at 210 places, abutment.
Shown in Fig. 2 b, micro-actuator 202 is coupled to suspension 102 via suspension protuberance (tongue) 212.Suspension 102 is coupled to substrate 214.Substrate has the hole 216 of permission substrate 214 around the pivot rotation.A series of traces (trace) 218 along the length extending of suspension 102 and suspension protuberance 212 to be electrically coupled to slide block 110 and micro-actuator 202.Trace 218 is electrically coupled to control circuit via a series of bonding pads 220 that are installed on the substrate 214.Shown in Fig. 2 c, micro-actuator 202 is positioned so that keep a gap 222 between this micro-actuator 202 and suspension protuberance 212, and extends between slide block 110 and suspension protuberance 212.
The resonance performance of suspension is the principal element of HGA resonance control.The resonance performance is optimized to improve resonance control in manufacture process.The classic method that is used to test the suspension resonance performance is to use the HGA of machinery.Shown in Fig. 2 d, actual slide block 110 by potting fully to suspension protuberance 212 to produce mechanical HGA.This mechanical HGA is loaded into resonance tester.Resonance tester can use laser doppler monitor in the mechanical vibration process of HGA substrate frequency response or to its sampling.Result based on test can proofread and correct manufacture process or design.Slide block in the present embodiment is easy to be recycled after test is finished.This method of testing becomes more difficult for the HGA that comprises micro-actuator.The micro-actuator of installation except slide block needs more high-precision erecting equipment or anchor clamps, and this erecting equipment or anchor clamps are mainly used in and keep a parallel clearance between micro-actuator and suspension protuberance.In addition, micro-actuator also is not easy to use and be recycled, because micro-actuator is frangible and its manufacture difficulty is big, cost an arm and a leg.
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Fig. 1 has illustrated the typical hard disk drive design in this area.
Fig. 2 a-d has illustrated method prior art, that be used for slide block and micro-actuator are coupled to the suspension of actuator arm.
Fig. 3 a-d has illustrated the test slider 302 according to the embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 4 a-b with the formal specification of curve map slide block and micro-actuator and test slider performance relatively.
Fig. 5 a-p has illustrated the process that is used to make test slider according to the embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 6 with the process flow diagram formal specification according to the process that is used to make test slider of the embodiment of the invention.
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The invention discloses a kind of use test slide block and test the system and method for the resonance performance of magnetic head universal suspension support assembly.In one embodiment, test slider has the air-supported surface of one two band just slides from the teeth outwards to allow test slider, and has the piece that a quality (mass) equals the combination quality of electric slide block and micro-actuator.The leading edge of slide block is taper and has main air groove so that slide.Between the suspension protuberance of slide block and magnetic head universal suspension support assembly, keep a parallel clearance with the back side step on the side of air-supported relative test slider.
In one embodiment, Ji Xie magnetic head universal suspension support assembly (HGA) is loaded into movably on the HGA mounting blocks.This piece is loaded on the resonance electromagnetic shaker of resonance tester.This resonance tester can accurately be measured the mechanical resonance of HGA.This resonance tester can use LASER DOPPLER VIBROMETER monitor in the mechanical shock process of HGA substrate frequency response or to its sampling.Resonance tester provides magnitude and the phase place output chart to frequency.In addition, resonance tester provides the amplitude of the resonance peak of being handled by the Fourier analysis device and the tabulation of frequency.This allows suspension resonance Be Controlled in design and manufacture process.If the value height of resonance frequency displacement or ratio of gains expectation then can be proofreaied and correct manufacture process or design based on test result.Correction comprises, for example revises the geometry of suspension frame structure or manufacture process is optimized.This test slider is easy to be recycled after finishing test.Fig. 3 a-d has illustrated an embodiment of test slider 302.The quality of the mechanical block of test slider 302 and profile equal the quality and the profile of slide block 110 and micro-actuator 202 combinations.The air-supported characteristic of test slider is equivalent to slide block and micro-actuator substantially.Shown in Fig. 3 a, test slider 302 has air-supported surface (ABS) 304, and it allows slide block to be positioned on the air-flow of the surface of for example coiling the hard disk that drives.In an illustrated embodiment, ABS304 has two bands.The edge 306 of each band 304 reduces gradually at the leading edge place of test slider 302, with the air on the guide shoe ABS and be convenient to take off slide block, holds magnetic head by trying hard to keep of linking up simultaneously and floats on dish.Main air groove 308 is between two ABS bands 304.Siding track (side rail) surface voids 310 is positioned on the outside of each ABS band 304.Side rail surface indentation 310 has reduced when magnetic head and has been loaded into that dish is gone up or during from the dish unloading, because the wedge angle magnetic head is to the collision of dish or the danger of impact.As shown in the embodiment of Fig. 3 b, a side of the test slider relative with ABS band 304 can have step 312.This step 312 can be positioned on the leading edge of slide block 302.Shown in Fig. 3 c, this step 312 keeps a gap 222 between test slider 302 and suspension protuberance 212.Shown in Fig. 3 d, test slider 302 is coupled to the resonance control of suspension 102 with test suspension 102.In one embodiment, before test slider 302 was installed to suspension protuberance 212, this test slider 302 was coupled to suspension 102 by the surface of local potting step 312.Epoxy resin or resin can be used to be coupled.Epoxy resin can add the leading edge of suspension protuberance 212 partly to or add on the ledge surface 312 of test slider being used for and install more reliably.
Fig. 4 a-b with the formal specification of curve map slide block and micro-actuator and test slider performance relatively.Shown in Fig. 4 a, the gain (in dB) of slide block and micro-actuator 402 and test slider 404 relatively produces much at one result to the resonance of frequency (in kHz).Shown in Fig. 4 b, the gain (in dB) of slide block and micro-actuator 406 and test slider 404 produces much at one result to the w curve ratio of apex height (in microinch).
Fig. 5 a-p has illustrated an embodiment of the process that is used to make test slider.Shown in Fig. 5 a, ceramic row bar (row bar) 502 is applied to abrasive wheel 504.This abrasive wheel 504 produces smooth air-supported surperficial 304 on row bar 502, shown in Fig. 5 b.Shown in Fig. 5 c, the leading edge of row bar 502 is applied to abrasive wheel 504.This abrasive wheel 504 row bar 502 air-supported surperficial 304 on produce tapered edge 306, shown in Fig. 5 d.Shown in Fig. 5 e, emery wheel 506 is applied to row bar 502.Emery wheel 506 generates side rail surface indentation 310, shown in Fig. 5 f.Shown in Fig. 5 g, emery wheel 506 is applied to row bar 502 once more.Emery wheel 506 crosses the row bar grinding and goes out a road, shown in Fig. 5 h.Main air groove 308 is taken in this road, shown in Fig. 5 i.Shown in Fig. 5 j, emery wheel 506 is applied to row bar 502.Emery wheel 506 produces road 508.In one embodiment, the width in road 508 is twices of side rail surface indentation 310 width.Cutting wheel 510 cuts off 508 central authorities then, thereby road 508 is divided into two siding tracks 310, shown in Fig. 5 k.On the other hand, emery wheel 506 is used in the road 508 central grinding and passes row bar 502, and road 508 is broadened to hold wideer wheel 506.The part of row bar 502 is test slider 302, shown in Figure 51.Shown in Fig. 5 m, the edge of emery wheel 512 is applied to and air-supported surperficial 304 relative sides, to produce a step 312.In another embodiment shown in Fig. 5 n, the edge of emery wheel 512 is applied to a side relative with leading edge to produce a step 312.Product is cleared up to produce the finished product test slide block 302 shown in Fig. 5 p.
Fig. 6 has illustrated an embodiment of the process that is used to make test slider 302 in the process flow diagram mode.Row bar 502 is ground to produce smooth air-supported surperficial 304 (pieces 610).Row bar 502 is ground then to produce conical surface 306 (piece 620) at the leading edge place.Side rail surface indentation 310 is ground out (piece 630) from the edge that is adjacent to row bar 502 leading edges on air-supported surperficial 304.Main air groove 308 is parallel to side rail surface indentation 310 then from row bar 502 grindings come out (piece 640) on air-supported surperficial 304.The size of second side rail surface indentation 508 is the double of first side rail surface indentation, and on air-supported surperficial 304 from row bar 502 grindings come out (piece 650).Row bar 502 then is cut open (piece 660) by the central authorities of second side rail surface indentation 508.Step 312 is ground out (piece 670) from the back side of test slider 302.Clear up test slider 302 and standby (piece 680) then.

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1. method may further comprise the steps:
Test slider is coupled to suspension and replaces having the slide block of micro-actuator; And
Measure the resonance and the W-curve of suspension.
2. the method for claim 1, wherein said test slider have and equal described quality with slide block of micro-actuator substantially.
3. method as claimed in claim 2, wherein said test slider have and equal described profile with slide block of micro-actuator substantially.
4. the method for claim 1, wherein said test slider have and equal described weight balancing with slide block of micro-actuator substantially.
5. the method for claim 1, wherein said test slider have and equal described air-supported characteristic with slide block of micro-actuator substantially.
6. the method for claim 1, wherein said test slider have air-supported surface and slide above the dish dielectric surface to allow described test slider.
7. method as claimed in claim 6, wherein said test slider has step to keep the gap between described test slider and suspension on a side of the piece relative with described air-supported surface.
8. method as claimed in claim 7, wherein said test slider are coupled to described suspension by local potting is bonding on the surface of described step.
9. the method for claim 1, wherein said test slider is coupled to described suspension by local potting.
10. the method for claim 1 comprises that also when the resonance of measuring exceeds preset range described suspension being carried out mechanicalness revises.11. a test slider comprises:
Quality equals to have the piece of quality of the slide block of micro-actuator substantially, to represent micro-actuator and slide block at the suspension resonance test period;
Air-supported, above the dish medium, slide to allow described.
12. test slider as claimed in claim 11, wherein said profile with the slide block that equals to have micro-actuator substantially.
13. test slider as claimed in claim 11, wherein said weight balancing with the slide block that equals to have micro-actuator substantially.
14. test slider as claimed in claim 11 also comprises the main air groove along described air-supported surface.
15. test slider as claimed in claim 11, the leading edge on wherein said air-supported surface is reduced gradually.
16. test slider as claimed in claim 11 also comprises step, described step is positioned on the described side relative with described air-supported surface, to keep the gap between described and the suspension.
17. a method comprises:
The milled ceramic row bar is to produce smooth air-supported surface; And
Described ceramic row bar is cut into and will be coupled to the test slider of suspension.
18. method as claimed in claim 17 also is included in grinding main air groove on the described air-supported surface.
19. method as claimed in claim 17 also is included on the side of the described ceramic row bar relative with described air-supported surface the grinding step to keep the gap between described test slider and described suspension.
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